Dunluce Castle, near Portrush, Co. Antrim. c1900. (NLI)

I'm exploring a weird set of stone circles in the Sperrin Mountains #beaghmore #norniron

📢 New Historic England report published! Our latest survey explores the collection of developer-funded archaeological archives – highlighting key trends & challenges facing the sector. Read the full report here 👉 historicengland.org.uk/research/resul… #ArchaeologicalArchives

What a day ☀️ Peak long run in the Mournes before tapering to the Mourne Way Marathon in June.

Archaeology is built heritage. I keep seeing the term being applied to refer only to historic buildings, as if archaeological heritage were a separate thing. It isn't. It constitutes the material remains of human cultures and agency, distinct for example from natural heritage.

This Year of the Normans stuff is providing tremendous entertainment. Quick primer 1. No, the ones who arrived here in 12thC weren’t “the English” 2. Their arrival was part of a long European wave of movement and conquest 3. They rapidly intermarried (politically savvy) >

🤴👸 New UCD-led research has cast doubt on the idea that an incestuous social elite ruled over the ancient people of Ireland 5,500 years ago. 📃 The paper, which challenges the belief that burial in the ‘mega’ passage tomb of Newgrange was reserved for kings or dignitaries from

Visited Dunluce Castle, a place filled with romance and history. Its appearance perched on the cliff was magnificent and I could feel its former glory. Also enjoyed the refreshing breeze and beautiful scenery walking along the Portrush coastline.

Love TAYTO😋 It’s so good!!

🏰 Carrickfergus Before the Castle 🏰 👉🏻 Exhibition launch: Carrickfergus Before the Castle 📆 Thursday 24 July 2025 🕔 7pm 📌 Carrickfergus Museum Exhibition Gallery #MEAHistory

The red carpet is an appropriate choice for someone with so much blood on his hands. #Alaska

Fabulous new study of animal remains at Newgrange. Pigs killed on a large scale around the time of the winter solstice at ± the same time this moment was marked at Stonehenge and Durrington Walls with pig feasting

Paris has removed the paving from its city hall square and transformed it into an urban forest.

Book nook in the 17th century Pink House in Banff, Aberdeenshire. #windowsonwednesday

Let’s go inside Bryn Celli Ddu Neolithic passage tomb! Built c. 5,000 years ago to align with the rising sun on the Summer Solstice! Look for the stone pillar inside the burial chamber, like a tomb guardian keeping watch from the shadows! Anglesey, Wales 🎥 by me #Archaeology

Dunmull Hillfort near Coleraine is a protected historic monument. Last year, a farmer was fined after serious damage was caused to the land. The Department for Communities says it was caused by trenches being dug through the fort.

I visited this site shortly after the damage was reported. Shocking indeed. Good to see this outcome, but unfortunately the damage cannot be undone. BBC News - Damage to historic site 'a significant loss to society' bbc.com/news/articles/…

Equinox illumination of Cairn T, Loughcrew, County Meath, Ireland. Taken twenty years ago, September 2005. Today, the interior of the cairn is closed to visitors due to safety concerns with the 5,000 year old structure. #equinox #megalithicart #irelandsancienteast #prehistoricart